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THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.
Mexican War Veteran,

The wonderful efficacy OF swift's specidc as
remedy and cure for rheumatism ana all blood
diseases. has never had moro conspicuous
illustration than this case affOrts. The candid
unsolicited and emphatic testimony given by
tho venerable gentleman must be accepted a.
convincing ana conclusive. Tho writer u o
prominent citizen of Mississippi. The gentle
man to whom Mr.. Martin refers, and to whom
his inal relief from years of suffering, ia Mr..
King. for many years the popular night clerk
of the Lawrence House. at jackson.
JACKSON, Miss, April g, 1887.
TuR SWIFT srRcrVIo COMPANY, Atlanta, Ca:
Gentlemen.- have been an invalid pansiOney
for forty years. having contracted pulmonary
till the lst of March. 1875. did feel any symp-
toms OF rheumatism. On that day was sud
and ankles: For twenty days l vailed On
crutches, , Then the pain vas va less s violent, but
II wosa 60 o%y S Ss ds
OF my body or the other. The pain never left
me for elsysn ana
when l was first attacked. to October !. 1885.
sysiyh,nS suggestsa Sy isma: but e Lever
oiit. Finally. about the drst Of September
hsvax every
edy. when aeciSentaiiy met an Ola sSquaint:;
this hS city As lie haa % once been q great sufferer
from rheumatism. and, as supposed, had been
cured BY . visit g the Hot springs; But yhen
springs was in vain he found no relief. On his
return from Hot springs he heard tor the hrst
tried It ana SIX bottles made . complete cure.
Several year, h have passed sincs' but hs has had
immediately returned to try It. In septem.
ber look four bottles, and by the hrst OF Octo-
Der was well-as far ~ the rheumatism was
concerned. All pain had disappeared. ana l
HAYS NOT YRLT TWICE OF IT slhCD
have no interest In making this statement
other sufferer TO source Of relief. and II II
has this result am we'll rewarded Tor my trou.
bie I am very respectfully and truly your
friend, j. III. II. AAkTlN.
For sale by all druggists. Treatise ON Blood
and Skin Diseases mailed free.
| THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
| febl.lyd&w Drawer 8, Atlantic, Ga.
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some storiss Of the strength OF . Gigsnii
Sueclea O4 Ftsh.

sprcIes q, F,sh.
uThev ara M, IN ba tr;f,ed " witb. - ss,d the
.L,nn.r a. 60 s,o~,iv n,i,o,, hack ,,or, . .as
sHp' ." ,,,CIy "o s,""y pun" DIH ~ -. M o" "
osI III tue "ul' o' .ahornA. Lss' sun,.hoI
shore and broke 1t into kindling wood. You
would have thought that the hammer Of
pile driver had hit II, AZ the plan ks were all
.,,, ,r,.,n.- rn. ,,., q, ,ha ho,v h.d
s!o"nu 'oso"'' ""n :. ,s,. 'nT ~" INV
MS arm plokeh' ou' No JumPea osck IN 'inie
to ss'e his lie. Tho boat sank, ana the hsh
would have drowned all lands II other boats
had not been ON the spot
UYou nee" continued tho skipper. they
struck young one first and the mother was
90. nro., .,,.,,,o,, ~, tha,. vouno ami Mi,
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Hints to Swimmers.

When the bathing season arrives, 10.
marked Q nstatorium professor the other
day, we'll hear OF the usual maximum OF
drowning cases, and among them. - usual
Q fair share of expert swimmers are 30 often
drowned when they are accidentally thrown
into the water IL because the shock causes
them to lose their presence of mind. The
sis of the body, or such wild exertions As
accelerate drowning, instead of con tIibuting
to preservation. Toe ability to behave wise.
ly In case OF sudden accident can only be &C.
has to be acquired. The theory OF the mat.
ter can be taught in swimming schools. but
the practice must be acquired by OK xperience.
Hence, In some OF the European swimming
schools tho pupils are taken out boat riding
were accidental They are also suddenly
pushed overheard, and subjected to all man.
ner Of prepared accidents, no - to sccustom
them TO acting In emergencies In this way
they learn how to behave In case OF real &C.
cidents, and are protected against the loss
OF their presence Of mind on occasi ons OF
danger ON the water. They are also taught
to have faith In the sustaining power OF the
water itself. They get to know that the water
will sustain them II they will only render 1t
A finger laid upon an oar, or the gunwale
Of overturned boat or board, or almost any
floating substance, will sustain the human
body In calm water. Persons who have boen
properly taught, and have acquired tho habit
OF setting with self possession In the water
when they are upset, do not attempt TO climb
upon the overturned boat, but simply TAX 9
hold Of 1t and quietly support themselves.
A boat half filled with wafer, or completely
overturned, will support q many persons q
can get their hands upon the gunwsle, II
they behave quietly. In case Of accident q
person who understands and acts In sccord.
anc0 with theee would stand better chance
OF being saved, even II he were poor swim
mor, than an expert swimmer would stand
who should lose his presence Of mind.
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The 0lorios Of aJsnvsr.

Denver hes over 5000 population f; 10 the
largest city between Missouri and San Fran.
cisco; has the best natural roads In the
United States more fine residences than
any other city OF its size u building .OOO,.
600 state capitol. also . SlOOO,OOO United
states custom house and postOtiice; Ia 10
build another new opers house and
81 100000 hotel 10 the pleasantest and
heathisst residence city In the United States
$500 feet elevation; hes nine new rail-
roads; cable road soon TO be star cd |;
new and extensive military post In course OF
construction the finest wafer In the world;
the cheapest real estate Of any city OF ~ size
In the United States vast coal fields close 70
the city extensive cattle Interests and grow.
ing daily mining interests that are develop.
Ing and increasing daily; almost perfect
sewerage system 0xcellsnt street car system;
electric street railWays; thirteen railroads
entering II 4; sixty y.three church societies the
tineat opera h0uss in the United States eight
banks and elk Touring mills; eight f00u.
dries and cheap coal i've daily papers and
many Weeklies an arteaian WalaI supply Ol
100 wells; general systsm OF Steam heating;
Q complete system OF electric street lights Z
branch United States mint almost exclusive
brick buildings; the largest smelling works
In the world, and many OF them schools
mot excellsd in the United States the sun-
uieat climate In the world shade trees ou
both aides OF her streetA
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TIE TWO GLASSES.

There wore two glasses nllsd to the brim,
On . rich mans table, rim TO rim.
One ruddy and red as blood.
And one rs clear as the crystal dood.
Said the glass Of wine to the psler brother.
"Let us tell the tales of the past to each other
l can tell of banquet and revel ana mtrth.
And the proudest and grandest souls Oh earth
Fell under my touch as though struck by blight,
Where was king, for l ruled in might.
From the heads of kings have torn his crown
From the heights Of fame ! have hurled men
down.
have blasted many an honored name
have taken virtue and given shame.
have tempted youth with sip. . taste.
That has made his future a barren waste.
For greater than king ami.
Or than any army beneath the sky.
~ have made the arm OF the driver fail,
And sent the train from the iron rail.
have made good ships go down 1T sea,
And the shrieks OF the lost we're sweet to mo.
For they said: Behold. how great you be
Fame, strength. wealth. genius before you tall.
For your might and power are over ALL.
Ho hoi pale brother" laughed the wine,
"Can you boast OF deeds - great - minef"
said the water glsss. Il cannot boast
Ofa kiug dethroned or murdered host.
But can tell of heart once sad.
By my crystal drops made light and glad
OF thirsts I've Qusnched. OF brOws I've wed,
OF hands I've cooled and souls I've saved.
I've leaped through the valley and dashed
| down the mountain.
/ Flowed in the river and played in the fountain
| Slept in the sunshine and dropped from the shy.
And every whore slsddsned the landscape and
eye.
! have eased the hot forehead of fever and pain
have made the parehsd me- dow grow fertile
with grain.
| I can tell OF this powerful wheel OF the m,il
That ground out hour and turned st my will
| can tell OF manhood d-bsssd by you.
i That Nft0d and CROW mad AnoW
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HUMPHREYS
HOMEOPATHIC Veterinary Specihcs.

For Horses, Cattle. Sheep. Dogs. Hogs, Poultry.
$40 PAGE BOOK
On Treatment Of Animals ana Chart Sent Free
CUREs- -Fevers. Ccngestions, Inflammation.
A.A-Spipa Meningitls, MIX Fever.
Bb-strains, LAmeness, Rheumatism.
CC.-Distemper, Nasal Discharges.
D.D.-BOts or 9rubs. Worms.
EE.-COughs, Heaves, Pneumonia.
ff.-COlic or 9rfpes. Bellyache.
0.9.-Miscarrtags. HemOrrhages.
H.H.-Urfnary and Kidney Diseases.
lL-Eruptive Diseases, Mango.
J.K.-Dtseases Of Digestion.
STABLE CASE, with Specifics, Manual,
Witch Hazel OIL and NedicatOr ......... 81 90
PRICE, Single Bottle tower b. .dosee) ...... COS.
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS OR
SENT PREPAID ON RECEIPT or PRICE,
Humphreys' Med. Co.. 100 Fulton st., N. Y.
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a 1.seslo o'assy.


From the Dakota Beli.
There wss Q grand bali given up In Es.
tslline one night three or four years go.
II was the chief social event Of The seasou
Ia which II occurred and elaborate prspan-
tlons were made II took place In The larg-
ct hall In town, located over the Golden
Bowl saloon, which institution he'd baf In
II which would hurt your eyes 70 look at
There was On orchestra brought down at
great expense from . German settlement at
the head Of stray HOrse creek. There were
four or hve In thia hand, Including big I'D
die trained 70 stand up on ita SOrelegs, which
had . piecc Of barb~d wire Tor " largest
snd aSoye 0t country - large - the state Of
New Jersey WA ransacksd 70 furnish ladies
enough To make u Interesting.
The gentlemen Connected with bpauldinG's
ranch also cama They were fond Of .oc,s.y
teliins's socisi swim. There vas Mr.: Pill
HOstetter aud Big Jack and Long Jack. II
Ne remember rightly. Mr.. Pock marked
smith and Mr. Patsy Dougherty we're
aud Mr.. Dennis McCAsey wore In the party,
o. we'll ~ Wisconsin Jo, Buck Reno and
jimmy the Koad Agent
The gentlemen were All feeling we'll when
they left tho ranch. On arriving In town
they rode Into tho Golden Bowl saloon and
up 70 the bar and sampled tho stock Of
foreign and domestic liquors, after which
thoy punched horses in the street and came
up 10 tho scene Of the festivitieA
49, ~. ~ .c,,.". 80. %s,te't' 'S;.o ",.sm.
~ srs ~. TsSIa snm a.. G"o, r,.n..ss
yelieS q torn nm
Thsr 80 ali T.ccsa ths h,v Sad,s vvoans<,
,hs I'M. aas," , .crs.,ch.,, I snS tSs n",I",
chH,ch co,,Id r.c..,cn., n. ha.rd vhsn
AZ. n's... u.T ",nn,.s.t !" ~, E.,h d.rc".s =.
long ~ he or shs could. the fioor shook. the
ismsv .vunv. tha man who culle,i ofi got his
ma, =" In ia .ir .nI vciia1i .nd ths hi~ Al.
dle rcrrri. Evsrvthins wen, smoothIv tiiI
tho sss%nd d.ncs siier tho suprer tak an n
the Was%nusr,s,. h",si ff
Al mi. ,Tint the ranch 0cn,lemep came mn
IN = hs,v-"they had before been diyid.
inc their i,ms I,, - e.n the hall rom and the
Thcv came i" ana 6rit,ed mn IN thu head
o. sne nall wnen , snuueny . nmi nos.sttor a,nr
y!s.. ..p III ,a,,.r U.s." ' 'eo>"0'
!" Wnnr.r.,cs i'm ar tarvor, Y.rrr.r,n
r.- 49,, -. r,.,,a. s.'a .s,,.,,,
Ine man VINO wss pay,ne ~ ne ni cnarcn
"nH % s,.,,sa ,o, ,hs 49, n" ~" nj. hlnds .nd
knSes M., ,,.. ,... ,u,,, ,,., .,,..
hi. ne .sa,,., s" ~. J.,1In. ,a "% hs,o,s ~.
,,n,,,a 'r nn %a.ns nss' vh"onss '0'''' "'
T Rs.T.r.r! T rsII-f rs-rrr, so,mI,
yo-ns;,,
Long y.ck ,hvow his hat nm tbe f,oor and
,,,ras rarasn,,r. an .1hich ~. s.a, h,os.
= h.ns,". ,.mr and than ho-iaI
- YS.n i.v, h., ,omck vanter a.h,, A,on
var hnlI sidisi Y.i.ii ~
rho v,ni,ni., r..cha,t tho 6oor ~ ,vo
,,nr. rha rest =, ~. rspe uoino ali th,.
~" 'S.' N -" o e's s "
'ne; m T., , H.,
,,.,,, -, .,,aS ~ n. ~
Smt,h '" A
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-02

CAFE, SURE AND SPEEDY CURE
y Rupture, varicocele ana Special Diseases
Of either sex WY ps nSm6Sggsa 6y SSSsSss
EAI PHYsIOIAH in Philadelphia who makes .
speciality OF the above diseases. ana CuID
THlA Gums 0UARANTBnD. Advice tree oay
turn home same day. Ofncee priyatA
Dk W. II. W8I0HTs
M North Ninth street Above RAce,
2. 0. Boz 678. PAIA0olph1A
tRnlalv4O
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GOLDEN SPECIFIC. 4
DRUNKENNESS

LIQUOR HABIT POSITIVELY CURED BY
ADMINISTERING DIR HAlNkS'
4OLD8N SPECIFIC.
1t can be given in cup OF coffee or tea with.
out the knowledge OF the person taking It; II
nent and speedy cure. whether the patient ID .
moderate drinker or an alcoholic wreck. Thou
sands of drum nkards have been made temperate
men who have taken Golden Specific in their
coffee without their knowledge. and to-day be-
lieve they quit drinking OF their own free will.
1T NEVER FAILS. The system once impreg.
mated with the Specific. It becomes an utter i'm
possibility for the liquor appetite tn exist For
sale by CHAs. 4. LOCHER, Druggist,
No. East King Street, Lancaster, Pa
aprl3lydTu ThGS
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CLEANsEs THE.HEAD.
ALLAYs INFLAMMATION. HEALS THE
RESTORES TaE sENsEs or TASTE, SMELL,
AQuICK RELIEF. 4 PSsITlvE CUBE.
particle 10 applied to each nostril ana =
agreeable. Price 80 cents at druggists; by
mail, registered, 80 cts. Circulars free.
ELY BIOS, Druggists, Oeweeo n. v.
tulyISlyd4lvW TTh&S
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Hunphrey's Honeou,thie Sp,ci6c No. q.

for Nervous Debility, Vital Weakness, and
Prostitution from over. work or other causes. d
per vial, or vials and large vial powder. for o.
SOLD BY DnuaeIsTs, or sent postpaid on receipt
Of price. HUMPHkkYs' MEDIClNE, CO..
feOltlvd&wTThAS No 100 fulton 1t. n. Y.
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The Family hrain Keeper.
From the Springfield Republican.
1t looks ~ II Gen. Sherman had cornered
the good sense of his family, and had an
abundance to lend the senator.
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she Kasv the Ohasactsristics.
From Life.
violss-Ms, how do people know that irs .
man In the moon
nslhss (adly)-Bsoauss h's always ont
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An Odd q istakO.

An Odd Mistake.
A telegram to . trainer named Dean, at
Winchester, England, which read +" Or.
monde has won,' and was addressed simply
"Desn, Winchester" was delivered, London
OF the service in winchester cathedral.
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pENNSYLVANlAR RAILR DAD 0UIII
ULk.-ln effoct frUm June II l61A l
xrAlns Law LAHUAsrm and leave SnA nn
At PhilAdolphiA a. follOWo: ~ ~
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cors q $40 .. m. ana aFriVss q Laneass. e d
p N ~ 5lss
iIhe naristta Accommodation lssyss uaDp1
pa at SO q N: ana reaches Mar1sttA 8 eA " ~
loAvoe Columbia At 1l:l6 q n. ana - = -
reaching Marietta at l31l ana EeA N1V1S
narsottA q 500 p. %. and arrives q ColuHo00E
Ihe YORK. AcC0mm00ata0n leaves WaK1oo0 ~
FLO ana arrives At Lancaster At go oGDnoU~ Z
with Harr1ebufI 8xprooo ct $40 q. n. 3f ;4
xbe Rrederick kAccommodatS0n, WooA oouur "
in4 At Lancaster with Fast Lime. ViD6 81 Il
p. m. viii run through to Frederick. 57l
Tho Frederick Accommodation, oaG& M0VDXj
.. m Y sEss ~
Hanover Accommodation, East, leaves Ce1pmt3
bta At 4:l0 p. m. Arrives at Lancaster at ~ W
M, cOnnecttng with Day Express. & ST.
hanover Accommodation. vest, coaneeelnlM Ms
Lancaster with Niagara Express Ct ~ 9y1x}
yill run through TO Hanover. daily. sxeeD9 -
0Ay. z*s9Qa
lsst Lima west On sunday, when laGo1S
yin stop af DoEningtowns Costesvtlis ~ D
tfhe only trains which run daily On oyl1l9
tAo 4au train west runs bv way Of ColuIn b
J: Z WOOD, General Passenger A0ou8 ri
CHAS. Z. PU0H General AAnAg0r.
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" B6VW AkUs
RAciAc exproeot .......|
NoWs 8xprosst ........|
Way Passenger ....,.,l
Nan train via Mt, JoYt
No . Mall Traint ...,...
Niagara Express. ......
Hanover Accom-.
fADt Lin0t..............
Frederick Accom- .....
Lancaster Accom-. .....
aArrisburg Accom- 80.
Columbia Accom-. ....,
Harrisburg Express. . !.
western Bxpr6o0t .....|
RASTWARD.
fhllA exprosst t........|
fAst Lln0f ..............|
HAfr1Sburg Express. &. u
Lancaster Accom- ar.
Columbia Accom-. m......I
6oAsh0ro Express .....|
PhilAdelphiS Accom- ,.|
sunday 4Ail. .....,....,|
Day 8xpreost ..........|
6Arfl10urg Accom-. ....I
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breast milk should be sucked In the average
every two hours In the day time after the age
of six weeks, and hourly II under this sga
But hand fed inianN require longer time tO
digest food and they shOuld not, - rule, be
fed oitener than every two and srhalf hours,
three hours II above this age. The stomach
Of the infant In very distensiblo. and like
adults some infants require more food than
OtherA According To my observations an
infant under the age OF AK weeks should re-
ceive only about one and shalt huid ounces
ut each feeding, more than two ounces pro-
ducinR undue distensiOn. The quantity at
three months should 10 about two and shalt
ounces, and between the third and tenth
month the quantity ct each feeding should
bs In the average about four and shalt 70 i've
the milk or other food have the constance
and putritive properties equal 70 that OF
human milk. Feeding from the bottle sp-
Pssrs TO be preferable 70 spoon feeding, stnce
by the suction the food 10 moro Intimately
mixed with the buccal and salivary secre,
tlOuA Physicians need not be reminded Of
the Importance OF keeping the bottle and III
clean, and IN the intervals OF the L. ediug d
immersing them IN water rendered alkaline
The medical attendant u often asked !
beef tea or some other meat bsoth NAV B,
given 70 the infant In edition 70 its Olhe
iOOd. A0at meat or0ehs are Laxative and
given In any except the smallest Quontity
produce Laxative effect. stu a0me hono6
u apparently obtained from gtvin9 tVo o
three teazp0Onfuls OF the freshly expraasol
juice OF beef two or three times daily, q
pecially 70 infant1 over the age OF I'VE 81 G
inontha Whso the tneiaogs have appeasod
that b as tho ~ q dx % sevea 1eathl
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given Q concise sk0tcn oil th0 authors ltf0t
while the frontispisoe 10 . most excellent
phototype portrait Of him. taken from an old
oil.psinting found In the archives OF the
Moravian church at Bethlehem, Pa, and dat.
ing from the last century. Bishop Loskiei,
by tho way, was the author Ot number OF
German hymns, some OF which have been
translated into other languages, and have
are still In use in the Moravian church. His
most important literary work, however,
was "The History OF the Mission of the
United Brethren Among the Indians Of North
America" which. strange TO say, was written
before he had ever been In America, and 10
still the fullest and best history Of the subject
In existence, 10 far ~ It coca 1t 10 out OF
print, and becoming quite rsre
Loskisl was horn In November, l74O, Of
Lutheran parenta In Germany. He came TO
this country - Bishop in July, 1902. In
September, 1908. ct the age Of sixty.thres, hs
scribsd In the volume before me. His wife
| and Sister Anna Rosa Kliest were his COM
psniOna The journey was undertaken for
the purpose OF holding general Oonfers noe
| Oi MOrsvisn missionaries among the Ind isns.
for the full discussion OF the whole work, and
devising nov plans and undertakings Tor the
future This conference Was held on OctObeI
10th 70 2lse In the midst OF the Indian oongre
cation at Gaahen, Tu.csrswas county, Ohio
Az BIah0p Loskiel and his patty cot out from
Hsthlshen, Pa, on september 18th and Or
rived at Goshen only day or two before the
opening OF the conference. their journey OF
springess, heavy wagon, must have tsksr
turn trip just ~ long. Nowadays Il taker
about day aud haiL
But for my part sm very glad goot
Bishop Losk,el could not 60 by rail, else y,
would never hsve had this charming, quaint
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-19
THE TROUBLE IN THE xxIIID DISTRICT.

The trouble among the Republicans In the XxIIid As
semby District instead OF being settled by the action Of
the County Committee and the state Convention seems
as far from settlement before The opposition to the
faction control circulating through the district
for signatures petition TO the County Committee, which
will be presented tomorrow evening. The requests
made by the petitioners follows:
J. They committee be appontct TO roviso the
roll Of membership OF tho xxiHd District 10 the ohd That
Republicans nav have fair chance at tho prtmarloa
H. hat inspectors enrolling ooers OF tho dis met
be orefsd 10 allow inspection OF inc
original signature sts ana copy OF the membership ron Oh
the district
III That tho primary take place October be held In
place with liquor store saloon anu suggest
Harlem Hall No l23 cd hftn ST.
. a suitable place. ~.
" Committee OF Ave DO appointed 70 supervise and
take charge primary TO he held In october.
The petition purports TO be signed by 1.-THE enrolled
ana unrn rolled Republicans or the xXIlid DistricI .
Failing receive relief demanded the leaders oI
the Opposition say that they will run candidates TOT
Seuator civil Justice, Aldermen and Assembly men AZ
tue November election. and thus demonstrate which Is
the strongest faction.
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DIED


BENNETr-on Friday sep,ember 10. Genevieve Roberts
widow Of the late Edwin IL Bennett and eldest daughter
OF Edward Roberts
Monday. the 10Th inst. at 1850 n
CooK-At wyoming ". j.. Capt Henry ooeanus Cook. on
~eptenbar II, 1887.
London and Essex papers please copy.
DARLING-At Utica. y. " Thurslv. September Is 1881,
the Rev. Charlcs Chaunccv Dang IN the oyth Yc1r OF
Friends OF the family attend the funeral
the chapel al Newiayen. Conn. rnss
day, the 2Oih inst al IL l. m
DE A MATERIAL Flushing L. l.. Frdly, September Ia
1857 Jane Cheshire wife Of Edward d. Della Mater In the
I'D year Of her l...,aIt4 -
Della Mater. 500 Sanford-avc Flushing Monday. l9ts
inst. at & O'CLOCK D. n
Inernent Norwich. L. Mt convenience OF family
KENNEDY-On Wednesday, Septemher II, 1887. steam.
ship "Traye" Robert Lenox Kennedy.
Funeral ths First Presbyterian Church 6have.
and l2thst. Noniay afternoon at $3.50.
PHELPs-Euterad INTO rest at Tower HilL near Summit.
j. Oh saturday September IL, 1897, Elizabeth Phelps
OF East orange = T widow Of the late b. X Phelps and
Qtaughter Of samuel Condrcy. deceased.
Funeral services Christ ohurch. East oran on Tuesday
2Oth inst. at 1915 .. m.
foot OF Barclay and Christopher SITS az 9l0
a. m. via D.. /. and W. X X
SOUTaWICK-On SUNDAY. September Is in the 18th
year OF his Stafdr Remington. son OF Emuet
amt Adelaide l. southwick and grandson 81 the lsto
Alexander Ming. 49,
Funeral services the residence OF his father IL East
l30thst. Wednesday. 2lst inst, at u o'clock l. M
Relatives respectfully invited TO attend.
yANDERPoEI--In Paris, France Mon isy. August ~
1887 Aaron j. Vanderpoel. the I'D year OF his age
Funeral services Barthoomews Church 4ihst aud
Madson.ave., Tuesday utarnoon. at o'clock.
Interment at Kim erhook. Columbia Co. y Y.
The Holland society 81 New. York Members arc 70
quesrd attend tunsra OF Aaron Nanderpoe at So
bartholomew Church. t4thst and Madsoaave.. at IN
o" iues"A'' S'p''H HOOPER C. VAN WORST. President
GnoRGR w. VAN ScLRS Secretary.